Posted on Wednesday, August 15th, 2012 at 2:39 PM by Guest
Shuhei Yoshida, chief of Sony Worldwide Studios, has said that The Last Guardian is still alive and remains a PS3 game.
He told Eurogamer “The team is still working on it very hard. There are certain technical issues they’ve been working on. That’s the period of time when the game, looking from the outside, doesn’t seem to be making much progress. But internally there is a lot of work going into creating the title”.
“We had the game playable”, explained Yoshida. “At one point we felt that it would be produced for a certain time period. That was the time we prematurely talked about the launch window. But it turned out the technical issues are much harder to solve. So the engineering team had to go back and re-do some of the work they had done”.
It has been thought that Sony had took this time to switch the game to it’s next generation console, however Yoshida has insisted that the game is being “developed on PS3”.
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